Both kids have watched parts of the marker training and the puppy videos before they left, but you are right, that would be a good family "movie" night kind of thing.
And I'm glad you gave some hints about how to interact - no, don't think they knew that!
Scratch bringing the dog. Nevermind. I thought that would be easy; the dog gets in the car for a fun ride, meets some new fun friends, and lo and behold, they get to come home together!
But that doesn't sound like a feasible option.
I don't really anticipate a big problem, Lisa. I think you've got a pretty good handle on it.
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Re: puppy and older children
[Re: Connie Sutherland ]
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